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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-06
CHAPTER ].
OUR HEROINE.

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b.r.rqrtmonfs in tha aarr.tofa14
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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-06

Some twelve or fourteen years
ago the wife of Captain Hall, then
living in Darlington county ). C.,
was found dead, under suspicious
circum stances. and it was believed
that size had heen murdered hy her
husband. Who was the NJ xt day MAJ
ried 20 q LADY living in this county,
near the South Carolina line. Proof
positive againt the supposed muir
deler there was none, but suspicion
against him was so strong that he
at once fed the country, followed
nv the officers Of the law and a mob.
He was chased TO Wadesooro or
hereabouts where every trace Of him
was lost, and he has never since
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-06
An Unquiet Mind Set AT Re-,

To the editor Of the SuH-Sir l.
it proper for a young man 10 veal
co lored trousers with a Prince Al
bert coat to an informal affair, OF
should they De &lack like tie coat:
If gentleman takes q lady to ;
private reception is it proper for hel
to 90 supper with another gentleman
without her escorts consent? ShouId
the gentleman propose going home,
or should he wait until the lady says
so? Thankful Reader.
Unless a man is an undertaken, Or
old, or in MOURNING, he should not
wear black trousers with Prince
Albert coat. he should wear trousers
having distinct, though no, loud
st ipe; and they may be dark or
light. 1t is perfectly proper for a
lady TO 60 to su per with a person
other than her escort, though If her
escort signifies his objections to her
doing 80, it will be in good taste and
wise for her not to do so. The lady
always gives the signal for g":l z
home the escort must not yawn or
look bored, hut must show himself
her devoted servant. even though size
try his patience % its utmost,-New
York Sun.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-06

All Investigations by archPOlO-
glsts into the various races and thelr
history break on an incxplIcable in
fluence that seems to connect widely
different places, periods and peoples.
'nhey find old Jars in use in India
that the mound builders had here.
and they come across iron teaspoons
in the primeval forest beds of coal.
They are astonished to find the grid
iron of North iceland figuring in the
social life of China three or four
thousand years ago. The Bedeuin
Arab has the army blanket Of the
ESquimauX, and in the ruins Of
Pompeii they come across peanut
shells like what the sweeper sweeps
out OF the galley Of the theatre TO-
Iav. We'll, why is this? Arch1O.
ogists cannot tell. can. The
mysterious ubiquitous influence that
leaves no track save the article is
simply the drummer. 1t was the
q. "mmer who did it all. He lef.
,hosa on, Gus Grecian scrolls in
Egypt he carsen hose hlerosI'Ph-
les on the rocks Of ancient Britain
he is the man who introduced Fres rn
candy into Herculaaeum and stuck
the mound builders with iron tea
spoons.
Do YOU know what becomes of
drummer? Not that you care, but
have voa ever seen dead drummer?
[ don't believe drummsrs die be
Iieve thov simply t4lk them selves in
to gas. Gas thou art. to gas re
turnest.' was written Of the dru m
mer. | lave met one or two men
Who have been drummers, hut they
do not talk much about it. When
drummer gets tired of talking he
just disappears | DO not see how
this country survives the existence
of drummers You 90 into a small
country place; YOU step into the no
tel; you find in the office six cen
coats hanging up on the wall and
sixteen valves ib row on the floor,
and sixteen men sitting with their
thirty-two feet up on the stove, tell
ing sixteen lies about their bu-i-
ness and their adventures, ali at one
time. You can't get what you want
in that town, The drummers have
made The store keepers buy what
they have to SCI, and you've got u
take it or 90 without. 1t seems al
most impossible to believe that a
drummer snuuld ever be abe to dis
guise his identijy. He is, as rule,
! aggressive and runs things.
If you see a man come into the
office of hotel and step up timid'v
to the counter and ask the clerk if
there are any letters for him, please,
You may know that he's a humble
private citizen and a plain guest
If you see fellow bang open the
door, stride in and leave it open be
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-06
CHAPTER II.
THE COMBAT.

Four, cen minutes and fifty seconds
after the events narrated in the pre-
ceding chapter, while AureIia was
sitting on the stove, contemplating
the possibility of obtaining another
m cal from the ham bone, swim ing
to and fro by the gentle breeze as it
hung sus ended from the chandelier
fiil3nE the room with Its delicious
0rj"r Of 10y gone days, terrible
cDmwoti n was heard IN the chimney
the stove pipe fell from its place and
out bounded into the centre of the
room the figure of man simuItane-
Ously the scuttle over her head was
thrown hack with loud crash,
something dropped from the roof to
the floor, it was another man, and
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-06

they were, as my insane reader.
have already guessed "Our Hero
and the other fellow they had met
at last, Aurelia quickly divinino
that there would be the D e.
. pay threw her mother under tie
oed carefully wrapping the ham
one up in an Old Gignifer, which
dad seen te'ter days, deposited it il
the oven threw the cat fin TO keel
t company, and jumping up or the
hureau awaited with great anxiety
the result Of the combat, not that
she carei a particular continental
which whipped, She was hOuhd to
-aln man by the operation. and
she only wanted one, (at a time
The poor girl had had no amu-c-
ment worth mentioning since her
grandmother died, when she mauag~
ei TO get pretty good days fun on
The strength Of the old Iads' funer~
al, so she wanted 10 be amused. her
soul actually craved for it, and she
was YOU can gamble on it, Not a
word was SPOKEN by either as the
rivals came to time for the first
ronud, they Were hO.h in prime con-
dltlon if anything the other fellow
had little more soda water in him.
hut to balance this our here had
been trained by Pros. Don III. Cor
TeIll K Z +, while the other fellow
mad received a few hints from Senior
Don Guillermo Spruilli p d D. But
why tire the reader with descrip-
ZION Of the contest ; at tie end Of the
third round the other fellow sues
ceeded in getting our heroes left ear
between the thumb and fOrefnger Of
his right foot, and not minding the
screams Of Aurelia on The bureau
bhS SiOOuo vi Ilci IuOGHcl uHuCC GH6
bed, or the prayers of the poor lone
some, home sick, burning cat in the
oven, lie whlrled our hero seventeen
times around his head then letting
go his hold sent him crashing
through the side of the house to the
pavement below then Suddenly seiz~
ing Aurelia by the hair dragged her
off the bureau exclaIming, Mine at
last, my huckleherry, but blast my
tOpights how your breath smells, he
81 nailed q balloon which was at
That moment passing the window,
they jumped into it and were speed
iIy waited by delicious breeze t.
his mill and cottage, where we Will
leave them for the present and re-
tu-n to our hero whom we left fall
ing to the pavement, from the garret
Of p story house, as we are anxi-
Gus 10 know if he got the5e and how
he enjoyed himself on the way.
TO BE CONTINUED.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-06
A WESTERN TERROR.

An amusing story comes TO us
from the far West. Not LONG time
an outlaw, named Roach the Terror
had been the sCOurge Of the noun
tain districts of Idaho, and last
month he wavIui and proceeded to
rob one Blvpos, wealthy gentle
man who was travelling through the
Territory on mininJ business. W lille
the two were thus employed, the one
in robblng and the other in being
robbed, they suddenly became aware
Of the approach Of mountain lion,
one Of tLOs SteaIthv, cruel monsters
that inhat.it and lay waste faStness-
es of the Rocky Mountain region.
Roach Immediately dropped his
booty an skinned up a tree as hltn-
blv as he ever could as for the other
man, he didn't stop t. pick up his
property, he followed Roach up the
tree with marked rapldity. The
fierce lion, haunting his tail savage
" licking his hideOus fangs and
rolling his CLASSY eyeballs suggest
lively, looked uP at the two men ii
the tree and prepared to join them
Have you pistol? Asked
Roach.
No, said Bivene, the traveller, but
in my belt carry knife fourteen
inches long.
Then suggested the Terror, sup
pose YOU stick the knife into thai
vermint when he reaches out for us.
Yes, hut if | leave the knife in
the lion. said Blvehs and he falls
with it, what protection have | from
you? No, I'll keep the knife and
let you shoot the crtter with you-
pistol.
Yes, but supposing I DO shoot bim
said Roach, what prot ction have !
asoinst your knife when my pistol IS
empty.
Mearwh.'e 'e tie lion was coming up
the tree with ra, ,iGity. He seemed
to grow three feet every way as he
advanced foot by foot.
Unless we can come to a compro-
mise, said Roach, the vermint Will
eat u. both. Let's agree to shoe.
him at any rate, either we folks
or thai critter has got to die,
That's so, said Bivens; and | &C
cept the compromise.
SO when the lion GOT within range
Roach blaze,i away at it and Bivens
reached down and drove his knife
clean up to the hiIt il the monsters
breast. The lion fell to the ground
with a bullet hole in his head ana
eleven inches OF ste. | IN his lungs
Then Roech and BIvens descended
from the tree. They had escaped 80
narrowly that thev could not be 9th
er than friends. Elch was ihdcbt-
Ell to the other for his life. They
resolved not TO separate, and now
they are engaged in the bandit D1si.
ness together in the Idaho Businesses.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-06

| LOT the crank. 10 TACT the wOrld
itself has no place for him, and vet
IT IL he who generally occupies the
/ eminence while those who could de
wholesale traffic on his capabilities
1t apart in some darkened corner
and watch his efsrts like soaps
bubbles rise and swell and burst
about the beads of bis adherents
There Is brass enough on a crank .
9are to make twentv-gallOn kettle,
md If all The vinegar ia his syste IL
vas extracted 1t would make enougE
to sour all the people in all the
States OF the Union for four bun-
ired and fifty years.
The appellation of ''cranks" is no
convention term. The true signlfic-
ance o. the word is a "cheat' or
'lmpostOT" ; and dates from the
earliest days of humanity. The pen
Of Burt IN in the very infancy of lit
erature denounces the character of
such people when he says: Thou
art counterfeit crank-a cheater."
Possibly you think the charge is un.
just when he tinctures his denuncla-
tion with the idea of cheating. It is
not The jew clothing man with all
his characteristic faculty for CONS
mercial shams is yet embryo-a
pupil in the primer-class of hum
buggery when | size him up with the
man who cheats honest humanity
with that which thev have no power
to evade-his life. He advertises to
be what he is not and in doing thus
does he not cheat all who place their
confidence at his disposal?
''Be sure you're right, then 90
ahead" There is much more in
those words than most people real
ize. When you have satisfied your
own mind that you are right in your
conviction, stick to it. But in so
doing don't make a crank Of YOUR
self! Although confident of your
position if YOU cannot by any rea-
sonahie or honorable nanner cons
vince others Of the fact just keep
still. Don't eudeal or t. draw peo>
pie over on your side by talking
them to death. 1t is only like lasso-
lng them into your corral. 1t stamps
YOU craUk and tue revenue thus
incurred will Cause you lifelong
Of that which no
person in this world can afford to
lose-your friends. If you are a
crank your friends will be cranks, FOR
in this relation there is 50 such thipo
rs the lion and lamb lyiGg down to-
getber.
Be man! Don't be a crank |
shall never fog t the words of an
old Clergyman who. in talking to
me of life and Its object sad:
".Young man, If in all Its require
ments YOU make yourself a man YOU
Will at least have peace Of mind in
this world and pretty fair prospect
of ;ne sane IN the next
Put yourself in your place, AMI
The world may not smother
4E ttae.
ou with hon6fs anu
:Til fespect you, aiti RESPECT on L.>
Iedger of your cateeF counts up
faster than all you could Say or do
with your soul full of venoncus
singers and your life curta:ned with
,he disgrace of erank--PomeToy's
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-06

fol friend. tn; this makes nelthrr
reporter nor secretary. Intelligence,
c'ose attention. familiarity with good
usage in phrase and spelling, mus.
all 90 before the learning o. TIA,
mechanical art or ne painfully ac-
quired after it, 10 be Of any real uee
In these ,ocatlons n.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-06

From 1000 t. 6 600 emigrants per
day arrive at Castle Garden in this
ciCy, chiefly from continental Eu-
rope. The East appe ars to be clean
ing house and Kidding herself of
much worthless material, with some
that is good ard welcome.-POm-
rroy's Democrat,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-06
METHODIST CHURCH.
q Broken Heart.

blame you not, though twas your
hand
That b!ightcd all my boyIsh life,
That turned the hours Of JOY and peace,
TO hours Of darkness, gloom and
strife.
Twas not childish love gave,
\ school boys fancy fitting past,
But MANS pure, true and tender faith,
A love that now must always last.
! GU bid with cruel. cutting words
That | should tear you from my heart,
That now the fancied plaything won,
Its Iustcr lost, and we must part.
Forget you, would to God I could
Forget the sweetness of the past
But memory with her golden cham
VIII hold remembrance firm and fast,
So fare the well, our golden dream
Is over now. and we must part,
| blame you not, you've only done
What others de, you've broke heart.
Con.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-06
OUR HERO, AURELIA, AND THE
OTHER FELLOW
- 4 NOVEL

BY Senior Dor Arturo San lara Edu-
ardo Colcefrmas Hucinclan FL RaIs
hb0uhah Bancos.
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sassbsn. 9afAs batsn fi6 Bic sbl,n
9erren 3und9f felbf beba1t ttnb lift
tpenn au6 ni6t benz 0er3ea, 10 bod
benz Ueutel bes lieben Bottles i'm nab.
rem Slime bes Wortes nod tbeurer
gemadt. Sn Der Sbat-bie Mitglieber
Der bielbeiprodenen Sarmersaniauaeu,
Die nit 10 JroBen @rtpartuneen unb
nod gr0berem Stol3 auf bic &eformen
Der 8 q T 9egisIaturi dou
i'm 0oraus binmieien, baben Bis bato
bersli6 iuenis llria9e gum prabIen.
Bon &eformen ldBt fi9 bis icbt ielbff
nit 8rile uno 8ergr6Berunssslas iebr
tpenig mabrnebmeu, i'm @egentbeil-
bod mir uouen unier gn5urtbeil nod
auff6iebenl
9eiber ma1t bas Wetter nod einem
furser Mnlauf our geferung auseus
blidIi1 feline MieHe, bic 8eforgnife,
bic garNande aud f9on fir oas faum
%begonnene Sabr begeu, gu jerftreueul
Die beioen Regeni9auer, oeren mir
uns erfreuten, babet ben 8ooen bod
itens auf 3 SOL bur9nei1t. Srab'
IinssIdfie, our 4bpe6sluns elm tleiuer
Norber, ferner NebeI, 70 bi6t, tuie fe
friiber in bieIer 8esenb gar ni1t be-
faunt tparen, aber = fein Resen, oas
1T bas Wetter. prosramm. Wenn es
nidt balo anbers fommt, balten es
biele 6armer iiberbaupt fur setuast su
fden. Der Same tpiirbe ipobl feimer,
aber iotpie bic Wur3eln tiefer In bic
feite ftsinbarte grbf9idt eiubrinsen
unb bier feline Seudtisteit finben. ipars
be fi9 bic traurise grfabrung pSlk bos
riseu Sabre nur tpieberbolen, mo aud
feline Minterfeu9tiefeit oorbanben tuar.
Sod siebt es 3mar bic b~efannten naItes
fen" g%inmobner, bic ba b%ebaupteu,
ME 3pei trodene Sabre in unmittel6as
rer Mufeinanberfolge In Seras erlebt
su baben. Wir tuolen bofen, bab he
&e6t baben; aber n~orldufig fiebt bic
Weltsei1idte In bieier @egenb iebr in
8rau, ia In Mi6srau gemalt aus. unb
bas Observation-Disclosures sreift INNER
mebr UNI f9. 6.8.
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G%leuelannS .0riimne" fiir ietn Wetu
8e8eu bic 2anbam'id3e Sin.


Ser prdE6ent Dat betanntIid bic
Bill, tpel1e $4,000 antpeif, nm ben
Garmern in Seras, tpeI6e bur6 bic
%lebttdbrige Strre g~elitteu baben, Saats
form aa liefern, nit feiuem 8eio belegt.
Ser prdioent erfennt an, oaB bic
betrefeu6en Garmer Silfe bebirfen
unb berbienen. Ct tonne aber In Der
Contribution nidts finben, mas bic &e.
sierrns beredtist, bic 6Hentliden @els
Der 3u pripatunte rfiibung 3u pertpens
ben. Ser berrfdeHben Senbena, bieie
8ef6rdnfung Der Mddt auf bic Seite
3u 1eben un6 nit 6ffentli6en @elbern
priDatleioen 5u milbern, foute feff euts
gegert gearbeitet tperben. DEM obs
sleiG bic @eaieruns bonn @olte erbal.
len tpirb, 10 fol- unb BARI bod bic Nes
gierung nidt bas Bolt erbaIten. Mu9
barf man bic 9ofnung ober grtpars
tung bes 8oltes auf bic bdterli9e Tirs
forge unb Salfe Der Resierung ni6t
ndbren unb ermutbigen. Sur Mbbilfe
folder 2eiben 1T Der Wobltbdtigteits.
finn Der pripatleute ba, tpel9e ibrer
Mitbargern INNER beIfen, mo .es Notb
tbut, unb bic es aud in -bieiem Sale
i9on setborl baben. Nu6 biirfe man
bic Selbftbdtigteit Der Burger ni9t
i9ud9eu; ni1ts f6nnte i'm 2aufe Der
3eit ben @runbiab s9iIf Dir ieIbt"
ntebr erlabmen unb mebr Shaben
tbuu, als bic Meinuug, bob bic &egies
rlng f6on biIft, iuertr, Not6 oa 1T.
Sie @esierurg biIft li9t unb BARI
niGt beIfen unb man barf fir bic ses
gentbeilige Meinung aud i'm gegens
tpdrtisen Sale fein 8eiipieI ffatuiren.
reberbies tpeiie bic &esierung i'm Aas
gemeinen $1,000 on, UNI Saaten
unb berslei9en gu pertbeiIen; bieie
500, 600 tperoen BON ben gongreBmits
gIiebern on lire goniituenten bers
tbeilt. Nun gebe es aber biele gous
greBmitgIieber, bereu gonfituenten
feine folde 3uienbungen bebirfea.
Oieie f6n1en ibreu Antbeil ben Be-
birftigen in Seras 3upenben, unb ba.
burh pirb bieieu gebolfen, obne bic
Contribution 3u perlebeit unb nbne bic
&esieruns in cine @erforgungsanfalt
si p%etpanbelu.
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Sn eineri on Maior Sac.
WdIber, 8orHber bes eiulabuagss
2omite's, seri@teteu duberf f%reunbli'
den 8riefe, fngt Der DEPARTMENTS
Qomman6eur Sen. STANLEY, bic Bee
tbeiligung Der bier garnifonirenberl
Ser. St.sSruppel in BET groben pro'
aeifion bes Sdngerfeites am Greitag ben
Is. ApriI bereitmilig ;u.
- Dem gbef 6es 6euer5epartements,
Gerrn Oiirler, fin0 mir fir freunbli6e
@inlabung gum Belle am %. Gebr.
(@aibingtDus geburtstag) su Danf
perpHi9tet. Der Ball finbet In Der
Surnhale ffatt.
= Der Ndbmaf1inen 9lgent Wbite
erIanste einen8 erbaftsbefebI eesen feline
6rar auf bic beI9morene ausiage bin,
baB fe ibm nod benz 2eben tra9te.
irau Wbite ipuroe perbaftet; ibr geifi.
ger 3ufiaub fol- unieriu9t perben.
Dor einigen Sagen ma9te fe einen
GeIbhmorbDeriu9.
- Die 69ienen Der Aranfas pab
BabH fino bis 2eon Springs gelegt.
Der erfte 3ug miro am 5. Wtdr3 In
Borne ~sinlaufen.
pie Gountps Qommifdre QuintaHa
unb B6rner fnb ernannt tuorben, 3u
unteriuden, OF bic benz eounip : DE.
fdnsniB ssesniiber gebaute Brauerei
i'm Ssaue oes Musbrihs zines Geuers
benz @efdnsniB sefdbrIi9 tperben fam.
Sn bieiem Sale fol bas @ebdube ab.
geriHen pereen. Dir meinen es fei
reidIi6 fpdt, bieie nnteriudung angus
felen. Set iber 5wei Mouaten finb
bic Bauarbeiten i'm Gause unb ieBt.
naHoem bic Brauerei beinahe fr unb
feriig baftebt, erbebt mon crit einwen.
baneeu bagegen uno gelanst CUR anT6t,
bab fe fir bieSaiI sefdbrli6 iein fbnnie.
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Cine srase aber ytowa's
Sron lSttters 6%ednfwortet.

gltaiSt fSrn tauitatusaT "a bic 8rass stfslt irsr.
tsu. aDit fsru 8rsru's Siren Bitttrs Auts ttfrtftHf'
gun. rae tbut 20 ni6f. Gtsr 20 iurirt irseHe ttnt
9rdnfbdt. far rsi6s Tin ti6tiet ur,t q tfsn rsrt9rst.
ben rartt. Die ar,tt t~rssnnta eiitn ais rae etat
alsr ibHtn ~telannita Gtdrfunefritttti an une gag.
fraat In irasuh eintnf ttesrteneeR 0ttritfal.tneti0an
rirt he 1ttaupsana ~ttadttsen, Tag IN ssr pses,in
Gnhaan, eetrauat psrten. Tdraut trsitt ft, has
Gifen al ssr pi&reat Taster bet elmer trfolsrtiHtn
msbi,iuiI8tn VrariS 10 tetra6ttn IN. Gt IN trrsetn
sIrs rnrrhriirklae gtdiia6e, taf Ser her GrfHtung zen
ssrsnun'S Arm Nitters tsint rsaise BtFriteieuns &C.
rSsrtnht &Itn,ufanmenitsuna e~riirtr.
Brnwn's aruu 8itters s 55ss's ats g.
ssTurfa&t finen &ssff2msrs uue isIne SartIetlslsit
.-cHe anoern Gtieu.yeeahtnsn ttna niss. wrelpH's
3aIensp sj9hsrrbtn, Gapa4s. 9espspfs, ElaIas
ria, Gisher, a~heeypannfbelf, aIesmstne Qsrters
i6isd6e, e&mtritn u etiitis Ra6tn sner
Glisnsra, Qspfi9utr1 uub NeuraIeit-fnr ant sttis
llssd rirs Glfta tSstiA ssrf8rttttn.
8rnWn's Srnt 8itters s NAY n is s'sss
Ginuit. 0Iti& aaea anttfR srineli&ea Wssalntn
rlrft 20 ~Iausfatn. enean sea Ndnnera stHemuatH.
n bee eyEs rshtttutnte Gsmrtrua %trntatrtt Gnersts.
Die Rusftfn wtrtta hama ftier, bic gsrkanuas ssr.
tsHert R4. Der lintrritib rire ttdtie. eti 6rnuti 10
BE sDtrtana In eer Msqd fensaer nab nater annaasze.
Die Qustn fdrtn flo fofsrt; bic 8autfarte rire ktl;
lie spanasn trbaissn sifstr srInutt Gartt; RtrsshtSt
rsrf&rtnket; fanftipneat GtSrsneea sid3sa Ter wss
esln&fiattit glas une, penn eint lfintnes Hlatttr. 70
u seatraAe far has ainh I'm t~itbsrHus ssrfanesa.
WaR puaeHt rint, tat 6rrnHt 9rrn SttftS fn
siniiQe ellen. Wleetltn IN, bic niAt fEaeli2 ~. usrat
unl &pottsfsg emp}ebIen co.
DaS Nstfe bat SanhtIsmartt une s~tirtnDtt retss
eiAitH auftsm ltmfAIae. Wan aessas ns@ss SnoessA
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